She pushes herself up, brushing herself off with a sharp huff as Domino lies curled beside her. A crooked, defiant grin spreads across her face as she shoots the official a look.
“Oh, pack it in, will ya,”
she snaps.
“This ain’t ballet.”
The referee keeps warning her, finger wagging, voice raised—but Rianne’s already dropped back down and snatched Domino into a tight frontal headlock, yanking his head snug under her arm and hauling him just enough off the mat to keep him folded and stuck.
She cinches it in, boots planted wide, keeping him right where she wants him.
“Funny thing ‘bout mercy,”
she mutters loudly,
“—it’s for mugs who don’t finish the job.”
The ref grabs at her arm again, threatening disqualification.
Rianne laughs in her face, never loosening the hold.
“Go on then, love. Ring the bell. Or stand there an’ watch me do what I came ‘ere to do.”
She shuffles them toward center ring, still wrenching the headlock, then flicks her free hand dismissively at the ref.
“Eyes front, sweetheart. This bit’s important.”
Rianne plants her feet, tightens her grip, and squares her hips—Domino still trapped perfectly, the setup unmistakable.
“Should’ve stayed down, pretty boy.”
The crowd roars as she sets him up for her finisher: OH SNAP!
,the moment hanging heavy, ready to detonate.
OH SNAP!
